UWM women’s soccer has now won the Horizon League regular-season championship 11 years in a row. This is the second-longest active streak in the nation and tied for the second-longest in NCAA Division I history.

The women’s soccer team has won 21-straight Horizon League games.

The men’s soccer team has outshot it’s opponent every game this year but is just 1-3-2 on the season. The women’s team has been outshot five of nine times this year and is 4-3-2.

In three games, the UW-Milwaukee men’s soccer team has scored five goals. In 18 games in 2009 the team only managed 12 goals.

The baseball team took two of three from Valparaiso this weekend despite being outscored 22-13.

Heading into play Sunday, baseball had seven batters hitting over .300 this season. Two of them, Sam Sivilotti and Tim Patzman, were hitting over .400.

The UW-Milwaukee baseball team has now won their last 20 games at home dating back to last season.

UW-Milwaukee senior Quinn Mongoven tied his own school record in high jump by clearing 6 feet, 11 inches in an 88-95 loss to Marquette.

Senior Ben Long hit three home runs in a 20-2 win over SIU Edwardsville Saturday afternoon. Long is the third Panther to ever accomplish such a feat and the first since 1999.

The men’s swimming & diving team won their first Horizon League Championship since 2000, tallying 733 points in the four-day event. The next closest was Cleveland State with 675 points.